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The 68-year-old Feres doctrine prohibits active-duty service members from suing the federal government for injuries.

In 2017, about 4,200 women and 1,100 men reported being sexually assaulted in the military, up 10 percent from 2016.

An Air Force Academy cadet already awaiting court-martial for sexual assault will face additional sexual misconduct charges.

An Iraqi captive held at Guantanamo failed to show up at a hearing, stalling progress toward the war crimes trial.

As of this month, 101 prosecutions have been completed, with 11 troops sent to court-martial.

One of the first women to become an infantry Marine is facing a discharge after having a relationship with a subordinate.

The 9/11 case's long-serving trial judge announced his retirement and assigned Marine Col. Keith Parrella to take over.

Five U.S. sailors are facing courts-martial and an officer remains under investigation for alleged sex crimes in Bahrain.

A new judge has been assigned to preside at Guantanamo's stalled trial of a Saudi man.

Pro-government lawyers in Turkey have filed charges against several U.S. officers associated with Incirlik Air Base.

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The cost of living increase gives more cash to one in every five Americans.

A maintenance worker accidentally fired a 20mm Vulcan cannon from an F-16 jet at Belgium's Florennes Air Force Base.

Many families face a permanent change of station in the years it will take the base to recover from hurricane damage.

The program includes mindfulness training, goal-setting and classes on a variety of topics, such as financial literacy.

"John raced straight into enemy fire over and over again, saving numerous American lives and defeating ... enemy fighters."